Events 471 bring Xander and the Peace Pirates back to Future Yard on Saturday 27th April.
Lead singer Keith Xander’s guitar mastery, despite his unique circumstances, will leave you in awe. From Liverpool’s Cavern Club to sharing stages with legends like Bon Jovi, their journey is one of inspiration and passion. Don’t miss their haunting riffs and infectious charisma as they spread peace, love, and harmony on the FY stage.
White Lightning support.
World-renowned pianist Peter Donohoe, a winner of the coveted silver medal in the International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, returns to Liverpool as their soloist in Piano Concerto No 3 by Sergei Rachmaninov.
This concerto is regarded as one of the most technically challenging of all the standard piano repertoire and is both thrilling and romantic in performance. Rachmaninov treats us to some of his most appealing music, melody follows melody with unerring facility.
The concert opens with the tone poem Scheherazade, by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov. This music is an orchestral tour-de-force based on One Thousand and One Nights, the well-known collection of Middle Eastern folk tales. Throughout the work Rimsky-Korsakov uses his prevailing theme as The Sea in all its many guises. We go from calm to a major storm, to a quiet and peaceful evening. Scheherazade is packed full of luscious orchestration and melody.
Claremont Acoustic is back again for new season in 2024 – After an amazing year of sold-out events in 2023, we are back bringing you the best nights down at the farm!
If you have been to one of our events before then you know what’s in store for you and if you haven’t, you can look forward to a lineup of some of the best local acoustic talent around, from chilled out acoustic vibes to an all-out upbeat singalong.
Food is available from the fantastic DOUGH BROS and we will have 2 fully stocked bar ready to help you get the party started.
FREE parking available at the Farm.
Please wear appropriate clothing as this is an OUTDOOR Event.
Dig out your skinny jeans, studded belts and let the eyeliner flow! Future Yard are back in March with their emo night, THREE CHEERS FOR SWEET GLORIFIED.
They’re going back to the glory days of big fringes, agonising decisions over what song to have on your MySpace profile, backcombed hair and revealing our top friends (aka performers) over the next few weeks.
This event is fully seated with optional standing room to have a dance, every ticket entitles you to a seat but this is unreserved. For larger groups (5+) please email hiya@glorified.com to reserve a row.
VIP gets you a seat on the front 3 rows, as close to the stage as you can get!
Tickets are transferable to someone else but non refundable.
Marketplace opens at 6pm.
Doors open at 7pm.
Show starts at 7.30pm.
Future Yard is a cashless venue, card only.
Tickets can be Bought in advance or on the door in cash or via PayPal.
For any access queries, requests for different seating or any other requirements please email hiya@glorifiedcabaret.com
The Zutons are back after 16 years with a new album, an infectious new single and tour dates for 2024.
The Liverpool trio – comprised of frontman and guitarist Dave McCabe, drummer Sean Payne and saxophonist and Abi Harding – are set to release their fourth studio album The Big Decider on 26th April.
Monopoly Events are delighted to announce Wirral Family Festival on Saturday May 11th at Prenton Park the home of Tranmere Rovers from noon-11pm.
The event is brought to you by the curators of Liverpool’s and the nation’s biggest pop culture event Comic Con Liverpool, and we cannot wait to bring the people of Wirral and Merseyside another major event.
The event will feature a live music stage on the Prenton Park pitch where you can stand or watch seated from the stands. Their live music stage will feature the UK’s best tribute bands covering genres such as rock, pop, indie, ska, reggae to name a few. A dance music arena including well-known local house music DJ’s will also be a key feature for the adults.
The excellent Holy Coves headline EBGBs in Liverpool this October.
A Welsh Awen Rock band from Anglesey, North Wales led by singer songwriter Scott Marsden, this is one not to miss!
NYC-based producer, author and band manager Daniel Efram joins Future Yard to present two of his projects which, between them, celebrate the varied world of Elephant 6 – the fabled 90s US record label and collective which was home to the work of Neutral Milk Hotel, The Olivia Tremor Control and Apples In Stereo (who Efram also manages).
The event will feature a screening of Efram’s new documentary film The Elephant 6 Recording Co., and a talk about his publication The Steve Keene Art Book, which documents the work and world of the prolific painter of record for Pavement (see their album Wowee Zowee) and indie rock art collaborator with Silver Jews, The Apples In Stereo and more.
The show also features a live performance from The KLOF Collective. This is an all-seated show.
The Blow Monkeys are unique with a career spanning over 40 years. Always making new music, always stretching their own musical boundaries.
With worldwide hits such as the classics “Digging Your Scene” and “It Doesn’t Have To Be This Way”, they became household names but there was always so much more going on with these simian soulsters.
Diamond Days grace The Zanzibar stage with their sound plus a selection of brilliant local talent as supporting acts.
The four piece alternative rock band Diamond Days are well worth checking out, as they bring their edgy and uncompromising live sound to The Zanzibar.